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Sebastian is a very talented kind person that loves thor and wanda he also owns the song "little dark age" he is very strong and loyal
thorzs_ by Ilikecerealalot April 11, 2022
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Sebastian is a very talented amazing kind person and editor he also never fails to make you laugh or make you impressed with his edits. He is also very loyal.
thorzs_ by Ilikecerealalot April 11, 2022
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thorzs_
Sebastian is a very talented and clever editor he is also very strong and loyal and owns the song "little dark age" he NEVER fails to make you laugh or impress you
thorzs_ by Ilikecerealalot April 11, 2022
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Seb is a very kind person he is also my most talented mutual. He uses Vsp and Ae. His edits are so good they always eat. He is a also a very good person I’m very happy to be mutuals with him. <3
thorzs_ by strxnge.void April 13, 2022
THORSDAY
THE DAY OF MEN DRINK BEER AND DON'T WEAR A SHIRT AND DO MAN STUFF
Thor gave his name to the Old English day Þunresdæg, meaning the day of Þunor, known in Modern English as Thursday. Þunor is also the source of the modern word thunder.
"Thor's Day" is Þórsdagr in Old Norse, Doresdak ðorestak in Northern Sami , Tuoresdag in Swedish- and Southern Sami ,Hósdagur in Faroese, except for Suðuroy, where it's called Tórsdagur, Thursday in English, Donnerstag in German (meaning "Thunder's Day"), Donderdag in Dutch (meaning Thunder day), Torstai in Finnish, and Torsdag in Swedish, Danish, and Norwegian.
The day was considered such an important day of the week that as late as the seventh century Saint Eligius reproached his congregation in Flanders for continuing their native practice of recognizing Thursday as a holy day after their Christianization.
Thor gave his name to the Old English day Þunresdæg, meaning the day of Þunor, known in Modern English as Thursday. Þunor is also the source of the modern word thunder.
"Thor's Day" is Þórsdagr in Old Norse, Doresdak ðorestak in Northern Sami , Tuoresdag in Swedish- and Southern Sami ,Hósdagur in Faroese, except for Suðuroy, where it's called Tórsdagur, Thursday in English, Donnerstag in German (meaning "Thunder's Day"), Donderdag in Dutch (meaning Thunder day), Torstai in Finnish, and Torsdag in Swedish, Danish, and Norwegian.
The day was considered such an important day of the week that as late as the seventh century Saint Eligius reproached his congregation in Flanders for continuing their native practice of recognizing Thursday as a holy day after their Christianization.
THORSDAY by The Zeigler August 5, 2009
Thorsfejden
The evening usually begins the way any traditional Danish event with guests does: 'Thorsfejden' or 'The brawl of Thor'. The father of the household will challenge you for entering his domain, manifesting in a 'symbolic' fist fight in front of the fireplace. Try to get a few punches in without trying to flee: If he gets your head into the fireplace and brands you in the coals with the mark of the coward, you are not welcome to be with his family for this most sacred of evenings.
Thorsfejden by Count Stamar November 29, 2017
Thorsten
Thorsten is the premium version of Torsten. Everything that is generally referred to as a good quality in Torstens is typically enhanced with Thorstens. The more ambiguous characteristics, however in Torstens cannot be found in Thorstens. The “h” actually makes all the difference.
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